The best restaurants serving British food in Bletchingley and Nutfield Tandridge South East

Always my choice for light refreshments or afternoon tea! Very accepting to my small dog Mia & Bambi! Lovely staff and good practice of my bsl sign language as deaf. So be patient service can be slow but worth the wait as often he is alone working. A good pot of decaf tea and home baked cakes and scones. Happy to top up jam cream tea at no extra charge. Today , We had cuppa soup and ham salad sandwiches and a panini ….. I had mozzarella tomato and avocado filling , with generous dressed salad garnish . under £15 per person . Very pleasing and charming. Small quaint Bletchingly homely cafe with approx 5 tables so booking recommended only a few tables outside and off street parking .

Just a shame you can only get a curry to eat, hard to get a 5 year old to eat a curry

The restaurant is lovely, set in the cloisters, the staff are attentive, very smartly dressed and the quality is good – possibly bordering on very good. However, the prices are now top end and higher than many London restaurants, for example, a fillet steak with a sauce and chips is priced at over £55 and this is before you include the 12.5% tip. That’s too much. A modest three course dinner, with a glass of wine, is starting to nudge £100 a head. I fear they are pricing themselves out of the market.

The food was delicious and the roast portion sizes were great. The servicenunfortunately was pretty poor. They kept saying it was really busy so there was a delay with food, even when we wanted to order desserts (ice cream) we were told there would be a 30 to 45 minute delay. But the place was never completely full....and there were loads of wait staff. Similarly it took ages to get the attention of anyone to place orders and 1 or 2 of the staff seemed to have a sour attitude when we mentioned something was incorrect with one of the main meals. If you are happy to wait a while for your food and drinks then it's worth visiting for the roasts.

This is what I call a ‘proper’ pub. Quality beers, lagers and wine. No food, no large numbers of kids going mad. An absolute oasis of relaxation along with professional bar staff that make you feel welcomed and valued as a customer Simply the best around

Went for afternoon tea as a birthday treat for my mother-in-law. Most tables in the Cloisters restaurant have lovely views over the neighbouring countryside, so we were very disappointed to be placed in a dingy side room with no views at all, even though we had booked months in advance. We were initially told no ‘nice’ tables were available, but after being a bit more forceful one became available! Service was very good - staff very attentive and friendly, however food was fairly average. Sandwiches were very cold - presumably made in advance and kept in fridge , so not really freshly made. Surprisingly, for a formal tea there were no table cloths - just a bare vinyl table. In summary, this is a beautiful setting, but make sure you get a table by a window , or in the wood-panelled Library room ( in use for a wedding reception when we visited). Food offering unexceptional and at £50 pp with a glass of champagne not very good value - the Ritz at £70 is in another league altogether and better value for a memorable day in my view.

Lovely family lunch, we are local but this was our first visit. Certainly will not be our last. Lovely atmosphere, great food and very friendly staff. My little girl said it was her favourite place she has ever eaten.